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Communities standing with Haida Gwaii following a recent death

Communities across northern BC, came together yesterday (Tuesday) to honor Luke Pearson, a 32-year-old man from Skidegate, whose death has sparked a powerful movement.

Following the accused’s family’s departure from Haida Gwaii, supporters lined highways from Prince Rupert to Prince George – drumming, singing, and calling for justice.

Along with mourning, this was a stand against violence, addiction, and the ongoing trauma facing Indigenous peoples.

Their main message – We stand with Haida Gwaii.

Files by Kelly Kenny, My Terrace Now staff

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